I mean, still that strike to the base of the skull/neck/collarbone area...with all of that force. I feel like he was stunned and walked away in that shot, and we really didn't see the next, you know, 2 hours of that dude's life.
SEVERE headache at BEST lol !!!
Zin is pretty entertaining when he’s high
No, we watched car races together. I don’t think my geekiness started showing till 4th/5th grade. Was watching Nova by high school, and reading Byte magazine.c'mon, you didn't grow up, watching episodes of Nova when you were 6 because dad made you watch these things, and so for the rest of your life, you're always thinking about people like Phineas Gage?
What kind of normal life did you have?
No, we watched car races together. I don’t think my geekiness started showing till 4th/5th grade. Was watching Nova by high school, and reading Byte magazine.
PS. Oh, and ofc, we watched Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. Still don’t know what’s so interesting about animals having sex (err..mating).
I couldn’t remember Staufer, but the name immediately clicked! Impressive memory there ZINFAMOUS! George Page did have an awesome voice - could listen to that guy read the phone book.Marty Staufer!
right after that other dude, George Page and his Nature program...I always kinda preferred him to David Attenborough. Something about that voice, coming through a cigar smoke and bourbon throat, narrating as carnivores devour ungulates on the Serengeti, was just gorgeous.
It was like watching and listening to Pat Summerall narrate some goons bashing their heads into each other on Sunday afternoon, but it was real animals doing stuff.
That is how you combat global warming
underwear changing time
I like how while picking up a crashed crane with lots of other cranes not one but two people didn't have a single reservation about walking directly under a suspended load heavy enough to turn them into paste in a fraction of a second. Seriously what was the plan there? Were they going to give it a little extra push from below?I like how the one picks up and puts on the other's hard hat.
I like how while picking up a crashed crane with lots of other cranes not one but two people didn't have a single reservation about walking directly under a suspended load heavy enough to turn them into paste in a fraction of a second. Seriously what was the plan there? Were they going to give it a little extra push from below?